iexplore.exe - how to remove iexplore.exe process ?

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Question: iexplore.exe – how to remove iexplore.exe process ?

There was some problem of speed in My Computer, when I was monitoring the Windows Task Manager’s Process List and I found iexplore.exe. Does any one knows about iexplore ? Is it any system process or user process ? I have been using Norton Antivirus and it has not detected it as virus or worm, so is it related to any spy ware? Please tell me how this file iexplore.exe showed up and how can I remove this iexplore.exe process and will it generate any windows error ? Is there any iexplore.exe removal tool or utility available ?

[srbraju]

[Guest]

[ error"]Question do quote="srbraju"][quote="iexplore: [  de b]iexplore.exe como remover iexplore.exe?[/b process ] havia algum problema da velocidade em meu computador, quando eu monitorava a lista process de Managers da tarefa de Windows e eu encontrei [ b]iexplore.exe[/b ]. algum sabe sobre o iexplore? É algum processo do sistema ou processo do usuário? Eu tenho usado Norton Antivirus e não o detectou como o vírus ou sem-fim, é assim relacionado a algum ware do espião? Diga-me por favor como esta lima iexplore.exe mostrada acima e como pode mim remover estes processo [ b]iexplore.exe[/b ] e vontade que gera todo o erro das janelas? Há toda a ferramenta da remoção de iexplore.exe ou utilidade?[/quote][/quote disponível ]

[Guest]

removal procedures

for iexplorer.exe

Restarting in Safe Mode

» On Windows NT (VGA mode)

1. Click Start>Settings>Control Panel.
2. Double-click the System icon.
3. Click the Startup/Shutdown tab.
4. Set the Show List field to 10 seconds and click OK to save this change.
5. Shut down and restart your computer.
6. Select VGA mode from the startup menu.

» On Windows 2000

1. Restart your computer.
2. Press the F8 key, when you see the Starting Windows bar at the bottom of the screen.
3. Choose the Safe Mode option from the Windows Advanced Options Menu then press Enter.

» On Windows XP

1. Restart your computer.
2. Press F8 after the Power-On Self Test (POST) is done. If the Windows Advanced Options Menu does not appear, try restarting and then pressing F8 several times after the POST screen.
3. Choose the Safe Mode option from the Windows Advanced Options Menu then press Enter.

Terminating the Malware Program

# Open Windows Task Manager.
» On Windows NT, 2000, and XP, press
CTRL+SHIFT+ESC, then click the Processes tab.
# In the list of running programs*, locate the process:
EXPLORE.EXE, IEXPLORE.EXE & rundll32.exe.
# Select the malware process, then press either the End Task or the End Process button, depending on the version of Windows on your system.
# To check if the malware process has been terminated, close Task Manager, and then open it again.
# Close Task Manager.

Delete the following registry values

Go to your registry (start-->run-->enter regedit-->press OK)
Browse to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\ Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon

and delete the value:

"Userinit"="userinit32.exe,"

Find the following keys:

|HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\ Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\ Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\ Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

and delete the value:

"MMSystem"="%Windir%\rundll32.exe "%System%\mmsystem.dll"", RunDll32"

If you're using Windows 9x/Me, click on start, and run. In the Run window, type "Edit c:\windows\system.ini" and press enter. search for: shell=explorer.exe If it is present, and has anything to the right of .exe, delete it. The final line should look like above. click on File, Save, then File, Exit (ALT F S and ALT F X)

Remove the entries in the HOSTS file.

The hosts file is stored under the Windows folder. It Windows XP it's in C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\Etc, in Windows 2000 it is C:\Winnt\System32\Drivers\Etc, and in Windows 9x/Me it's in C:\Windows.

Select everything. Delete all.
Now just enter this one line
"127.0.0.1 localhost" without the quotes.

And save it as the file name "hosts" (no file extention) to the same folder.

Is that all? No it time to ponder

Is it really worth your time and money (you could lose all your money in the bank if your password is compromised) to be worrying about these things?

It is always better to have a software that can protect your computer and you. Spywares are more dangerous than viruses, coz of the simple reason that they steal your information. Your banking account password is much more worthy to them than your computer. And thats what most of them are after.

[Guest]

Hey, I fell for your advice and now my computer is f____
Thanks a lot. If you are satisfied I am interested in fixing it, maybe you can come over and stick your di__ in it and help me out

[Guest]

[Antioch]

iexplore.exe is internet explorer. Try closing your browser then you shouldn't see it in tskmanger. It isn't adware, spyware or a virus. And avoid listening to advice that involves removing key system files in the future.

[Ervin2112]

Try this: http://members.rogers.com/rjmac/new_uninstall.exe
It uninstalls the "Lop.com" toolbar that starts a malicious iexplore process... masquerading as a legitimate process makes this one really insidious.


Ervin@
http://www.computerguyofgastonia.com/

[rdms]

hey i tried it and it worked i didnt have a prob but i guess the advice is as only good as the user on the other side if ya cant follow simple instructions maybe ya shouldnt try fixing your own banned and stick to paying out big bucks to people who will fix ya for cash but comming on and cussing the guy out when it was clearly your own fult is just stupid

[jlpf]

Hey,
it seems your f_ friend there didn't behave correctly with you and is just trying to sell you some anti-spyware software!

I had exactly the some initial problem as you had. But take careful because some spyware processes use iexplore.exe, which is just the executable file for Internet Explorer, to spread worms. The process iexplore.exe allows other processes to connect to internet. I have a worm in my PC and I cannot remove it due to iexplore.exe process.

The file iexplore.exe normally is in C:\Program Files\Internet Explore\iexplore.exe and it's very, very difficult (I tried many different ways) to erase it. Try just for curiosity to remove it, and some strange process, which I couldn't found brings it back again in less than five seconds.

So, it seems we do not own our PC's, cause we erase something and the OS puts it again!!

If anyone has reliable suggestions on how to definitely remove iexplore.exe I would appreciate them.

Thanks

João

[denny]

Hi All,

I’m just post information about Iexplorer.exe here…

Don’t worry about iexplorer.exe. It is not virus or worm. It is part of Internet Explorer Browser. It is the main program that runs Internet Explorer. iexplorer.exe application allows you to surf internet on your computer. So don’t end this process from your task manager.

NJoy Life !!

[Dominator1]

sorry for jumping in thread, but my iexplore.exe has a real high mem usage also I can be surfing the net and all of a sudden music will start playing the only way I can make it stop is by disconnecting. Any Ideas?

[jimmy]

Hi,

Whenever i reboot my pc, iexplorer.exe starts running in the background and it uses half of my CPU.

After full scan of my pc, i found no threat.

Once i delete it from task manager then it don't come again. After whole manipulation, i conclude that iexplorer.exe comes in the picture only when we reboot the pc in normal mode.


Suggest me some solution to fix it out.

[eragonfan3]

[strikefreedom]

use process.exe find the spy ware iexplore.exe if you deleted the spy ware another program comes up and reopens the spy ware. you have to be quick to get the properties of that program. once you do find the path and delete the program. it shouldn't appear anymore since the program to open the spy ware is gone